Tui Group News
TUI Group to debut new ad campaign in UK this weekend
TUI Group will launch its latest marketing campaign on prime Saturday and Sunday slots this weekend. The company will debut one of four ads that audiences will see in the coming months.
TUI unveils summer holiday plans for 2021
TUI has launched its winter 2020 programme as well as over 1,000 popular hotels for the summer 2021 season. Selling summer holidays well in advance is in direct response to positive customer feedback and demand and was first introduced last November.
TUI to return to Sharm El Sheikh for summer 2020
Sticking with its commitment of offering more flexibility and choice for its customers, TUI will reintroduce holidays to the Egyptian resort town from popular airports Gatwick London, Birmingham and Manchester.
TUI adds 135 former Thomas Cook hotels to summer offering
TUI has to announced 135 hotels, including 56 which have exclusivity to TUI, have been added to its offering and are now on sale for next year. The 135 hotels, previously enjoyed by Thomas Cook customers, have been added following customer demand.
TUI adds millions of seats following Thomas Cook collapse
TUI has added an additional two million seats to holiday favourites including Turkey, Greece, Balearics, Canaries, Egypt, Mexico and Florida. Alongside its commitment to provide holiday packages, TUI Airways will create jobs for over 100 pilots and over 200 cabin crew.
TUI unveils expanded UK tours programme for 2020
TUI UK has announced a major expansion of its tours programme. The holiday giant will roll out a series of a brand-new tours for summer and winter next year, with 70 itineraries taking the company into totally new territory.
TUI Blue Nam Hoi An sees brand expand in Vietnam
With the TUI Blue Nam Hoi An hotel, TUI Group’s flagship hotel brand will make its debut in Vietnam in March next year. The brand is set to become the world’s largest leisure hotel brand and increase its portfolio to more than 100 hotels by 2020.
Tui reaffirms earnings outlook for full year
Tui has said robust business has outweighed problems with the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max in the third quarter. As a result, the European travel and tourism operator upheld its earnings outlook for the full year.
Which? ranks Trailfinders as best UK tour operator as big players falter
Some of Britain’s biggest travel companies have finished at the bottom of Which?’s annual package holiday provider rankings – performing poorly on criteria including value for money, organisation and quality of reps in their resorts.
Red Arrows return for TUI Airways pilot
TUI Airways pilot Mike Bowden, who joined the airline last year, has returned to the Red Arrows this summer to perform in aerobatic displays for one last time. TUI Airways released Bowden from his flying duties to step in for Red 3, who was injured playing football ahead of the season.
Former Daimler chief Zetsche appointed chairman at Tui
The Tui supervisory board has unanimously elected Dieter Zetsche to the role of chairman. He succeeds Klaus Mangold, who has stepped down from his position after eight years.
TUI Group expands hotel operations to boost profits
Tui Group has revealed plans to further develop its operations in the high-margin hotel segment. In the next few weeks, the group is set to open more than 20 new hotels across eleven countries in Europe, Africa and Asia.